Problem with switch draining battery in sleep mode

  • Thread starter Thread starter Molock
  • Start date Start date
  • Views Views 8,122
  • Replies Replies 13

Molock

Member
Newcomer
Joined
Apr 13, 2022
Messages
14
Reaction score
1
Trophies
0
Age
56
Location
partout
XP
83
Country
France
Hello :)
I've repaired a switch by changing the M92 (no charging problem, only this, not reballed or other thing done on it).
The switch goes back to life and charge ok.

While using, the battery is in good condition and is alive for about 2h10 in Zelda BOTW game.
But, once the switch is put in sleep mode by pressing the power button one time, the battery continue to drain and the CPU stay "hot" (not very hot like in a game but not cold too....)
The battery drains from 100% to 0% in approximatively 13~14 hours.

Anyone knows what i can check or SMC to change to stop this problem ?
Thanks :-)
 
I've tried with another battery just after posting, same problem.
I'll try to replace the M92 again (must found a good one in a donor card, the last new was soldered on the switch i've got a problem)
Post automatically merged:

I've found a good one, and tested it on a switch i know is good.
I've soldered it on the switch i've got this problem and it's the same.
I powered on the switch, and put it to sleep after boot. Battery was at 59%
I've checked after 10m, battery dropped to 57% and after 15 min, dropped to 56%. So, problem is not the M92T :-/
Post automatically merged:

CPU stays at 42°C in sleep mode.
 
Last edited by Molock,
I had this issue with a switch lite after SX lite install. I verified the switch was draining because of Wi-Fi by putting it into airplane mode and letting it sit for a few hours. It only drained 1-2% in airplane mode vs 15-20% with Wi-Fi on/connected. I deleted all known Wi-Fi connections, left Wi-Fi on, let it sit for a few hours and it only drained 3-4%. Hekate reported the battery capacity was good. I had to do a full system reinitialization (deleting everything), the partial didn't work. Hope this works for you.
 
Hi and thanks for your response. I've alreday tried wifi connexion off with airplane mode and no luck to resolve the problem.
 
I've noticed like another subject similar than if the switch is connected thrue USB cable, my computer make the connected/disconnected sound every 1 or 2 seconds, and all the time the switch is in sleep mode. Once i press the power button on the console, the PC stop making the sound, only the "connected" sound.
 
I've noticed like another subject similar than if the switch is connected thrue USB cable, my computer make the connected/disconnected sound every 1 or 2 seconds, and all the time the switch is in sleep mode. Once i press the power button on the console, the PC stop making the sound, only the "connected" sound.

Why don't you install a modchip so you can take a look at the battery capacity since you are capable of replacing the M92.
 
Hello, did u solve the issue ? I have the same issue. In sleep mode the APU is warm and the battery is drained in one day.
 
And I have the same problem, happened after re-soldering the memory for the mod chip.
- I'm getting about 7% per hour in sleep mode.
- Only the processor is getting warm.
- Sometimes there is vibration of joycons in sleep mode
- Cooler does not sleep in sleep mode on charging with joycons





- I did a memory re-soldering, didn't help.
- The MAX8969EWL53+ that is on the left of the processor has the correct voltage and resistance
- I took off the chip, removed the cable, but it didn't help.
- I completely changed the firmware, rebuilt another dump, no help

I think the problem is something that controls the power to the cooler and joycons. I'm still looking for a solution.
 
And I have the same problem, happened after re-soldering the memory for the mod chip.
- I'm getting about 7% per hour in sleep mode.
- Only the processor is getting warm.
- Sometimes there is vibration of joycons in sleep mode
- Cooler does not sleep in sleep mode on charging with joycons





- I did a memory re-soldering, didn't help.
- The MAX8969EWL53+ that is on the left of the processor has the correct voltage and resistance
- I took off the chip, removed the cable, but it didn't help.
- I completely changed the firmware, rebuilt another dump, no help

I think the problem is something that controls the power to the cooler and joycons. I'm still looking for a solution.

Did you try to replace the BQ ?
 
And I have the same problem, happened after re-soldering the memory for the mod chip.
- I'm getting about 7% per hour in sleep mode.
- Only the processor is getting warm.
- Sometimes there is vibration of joycons in sleep mode
- Cooler does not sleep in sleep mode on charging with joycons





- I did a memory re-soldering, didn't help.
- The MAX8969EWL53+ that is on the left of the processor has the correct voltage and resistance
- I took off the chip, removed the cable, but it didn't help.
- I completely changed the firmware, rebuilt another dump, no help

I think the problem is something that controls the power to the cooler and joycons. I'm still looking for a solution.

Sorry for reviving this, but I have the exact same issue. I can hear the fan ramp up when I plug a joy con in sleep mode.
 

Site & Scene News

Popular threads in this forum